Sentence examples for reasonably explicit from inspiring English sources

Or reporters and analysts may see the "real" numbers, or reasonably explicit characterizations of them, on background, on the condition that they not report them.

But even reasonably explicit standards may require interpretation.

The name, R. brevipes, is attached to a type collection, has a reasonably explicit original description, and provides a stable point about which a species concept can be formed.

They are reasonably simple, explicit, have been validated and now are increasingly endorsed.

I believe all of this deserves explicit and reasonably detailed discussion.

"No explicit reason was given".

Reasonably Satisfied: The project characterization is explicit, but it requires many additional criteria.

The estimates in this study match reasonably well with the spatially and temporally explicit estimate made by Gottschalk et al.

There is explicit encouragement for drugs that act on a biomarker "reasonably likely to lead to clinical benefit".

Identifying explicit phylogeographical patterns and the factors underpinning genetic structure are reasonably difficult, particularly for those species inhabiting historic and dynamic regions, such as coastal sand dunes.

The companies argue that "the bill should be amended so that there is an explicit threshold: where a service is encrypted end-to-end, the bill should recognise it will not be reasonably practicable to provide decrypted content, rather than leave this to be established on a case-by-case basis".